Paul K (15th April 2012)
The old way was 2 L shaped cards that you moved in and out to replicate field of view and cropping. http://www.photographers-resource.co...on_framing.htm
The perfect photograph has never been captured but I will chase this elusive dream even if it takes me 1/60 sec.
Chaz Milne Scottish Photographer 1956-????
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Paul K (15th April 2012)
Thanks for that Paul,
The reason I’ve been using the sensor-size cut-out was I thought it would help me decide what focal length lenses I’m going to need when I get the camera, as I thought this method would give me a realistic image of what would actually be recorded by the camera; even though initially it does look a small ‘hole’ to look through, rightly or wrongly I’ve been sighting things up with it. I won’t know if it’s an accurate method until I buy the gear!
nice one, and I like Sean's upgrade!
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